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saproxylic

ongoing dampness hastens the decay of old stumps in the park's forested area, and provides an ideal setting for saproxylic (deadwood eating) organisms of various kinds






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Jeff Real30-Nov-2024 13:59
This close exploration is so fascinating!
The moss is so beautiful in this light and I love thoase curving remains!
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joseantonio27-Nov-2024 16:46
nice work with this image.V.
Marcia Rules27-Nov-2024 13:53
Very cool tale of the PNW!
Blandine Mangin27-Nov-2024 13:50
very nice ! v
Charlene Ambrose27-Nov-2024 08:26
An interesting process at work there.
Dennis Hoyne27-Nov-2024 05:05
It's the cycle of life, constant, nothing is permanent.
Bryan Murahashi27-Nov-2024 04:26
Beautiful lively greens and deteriorating leaves.
Julie Oldfield27-Nov-2024 02:08
Like fingers rising up from the soil. V
Walter Otto Koenig26-Nov-2024 23:41
Fascinating and beautiful growth. Makes for an intriguing subject.
Helen Betts26-Nov-2024 22:21
Great shot of this interesting phenomenon.
Johnny JAG26-Nov-2024 20:13
Nicely done.
larose forest photos26-Nov-2024 20:04
Such a good example of the old wood decaying, ready for new life to form.
Nirvan Hope26-Nov-2024 18:52
Thanks for the new word, David! Plenty of material for saprophyliacs around here!
janescottcumming26-Nov-2024 18:50
I learned a new word today, thanks!
Tom Munson26-Nov-2024 18:12
Nice work, David.
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